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Student Leadership

CALENDAR OF EVENTS - STUDENT LEADERSHIP EVENTS - TERM 2 

We are delighted to announce the leadership initiatives for the upcoming term as decided by our student leaders. These initiatives have been crafted by representatives from various student bodies, including the Representatives of Student Wellbeing, the Sustainability Team, House Captains and the Student Representative Council. 

Student Wellbeing Team Report

DateEventActivity
Friday May 16

IDAHOBIT DAY - International Day Against LGBTQIA+ Discrimination

 

May 17 marks the date in 1990 that homosexuality was removed from the WHO Classification of Diseases. Over three decades later, LGBTQIA+ communities still face discrimination – but every one of us can make a difference. Will you stand against discrimination?

We invite all students to show their support and stand together in celebration of diversity and inclusion. On Friday, May 16, students are encouraged to wear rainbow colours to mark the day. This can include clothing or accessories in shades of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet—the colours of the rainbow flag that symbolize LGBTQIA+ pride and solidarity.

 

Students can wear a mix of these colours, create rainbow-themed crafts, or simply show their support with a colourful accessory like a wristband, headband, or badge. 

 

Wearing these colours is a visible and vibrant way to show unity, kindness, and respect for everyone in our school community.

Student Representative Council 

DateEventActivity
Friday 20 June 

National Fairy Bread Day 

We are excited to celebrate National Fairy Bread Day a little earlier this year, marking the occasion with a fun and meaningful event! On this special day, students are invited to wear their favourite pyjamas to school, embracing the cozy spirit of the day.

In addition to the pyjama fun, we will be selling delicious Fairy Bread in the Snack Shack! All proceeds from the sale will be donated to The Pyjama Foundation, a wonderful organization dedicated to supporting children in foster care.

 

Fairy Bread, a beloved Australian treat made from white bread, butter, and colourful sprinkles, is a nostalgic snack that brings a touch of joy to all who enjoy it. This year, we’re not just celebrating the joy of Fairy Bread but also coming together as a school community to support a cause that makes a real difference in the lives of children in need.

 

We encourage all families to join in the fun and help us raise funds for this important cause. Let’s make this National Fairy Bread Day one to remember!

Fairy bread sales in Snack Shack and students are permitted to wear pyjamas and bring a gold coin donation. 

Student Sustainability Team 

Date    EventActivity
Friday   June 13   

World Ocean Day (Sun 08 June)

On this Friday, we join the global celebration of World Ocean Day, a day dedicated to honouring, protecting, and conserving our oceans. The ocean is vital to life on Earth, providing the air we breathe, the food we eat, and regulating our climate.

 

To mark the occasion, students are invited to wear something that represents the ocean – think shades of blue, sea creatures, or ocean-themed accessories! Let’s come together to show our support for the health of our oceans and the future of our planet.

A touch of blue, a small hair clip or something small that represents the ocean and its sea creatures. Students must wear their school uniform on this day!

House Captain's Report

DateEventActivity
19-23 May

Spirit Week

Our House Captains are excited to announce a week full of energetic and engaging activities, promoting sports, health, exercise, and, of course, house spirit! The week will feature something special each day to get our students moving and celebrating wellness.

 

Kicking off on Monday, the week will include various fun-filled events and challenges to inspire students to get active, embrace healthy habits, and show their house pride. From sports competitions to wellness challenges, there will be plenty of opportunities for all students to participate and enjoy.

 

In celebration of Walk to School Day on Friday, 16th May, we will encourage all students to walk, ride, or scoot to school during spirit week in a bid to promote physical activity, environmental awareness, and community spirit. 

 

Stay tuned for more details about each day's activities, and let’s get ready to show our house spirit and commitment to fitness. We look forward to a week filled with fun, friendly competition, and a strong focus on health and wellness!

Monday - Push Up Challenge

 

Tuesday - House Colour Day

 

Wednesday - Snack Shack Special

 

Thursday - Dodgeball Game Teachers VS Y6

 

Friday - Dress Up as your favourite Sports Star